The Lee County Veteran Service Office - Ashleigh Pharr, Veteran Service Officer (Air Force 2011-2020), with volunteer driver Jimmy Sparks and outreach coordinator Cindi Irwin, who specializes in survivor benefits - sits inside the Board of Supervisors' building at 300 West Main Street, Tupelo (662-432-2099, fax 662-432-2098), Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Lee County veterans, dependants and survivors. Free claims help, rides to VA appointments and survivor-benefits outreach; no rating is needed to call.
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the Lee County veterans service office at 205 South 10th Street, Opelika, with service officer Sean Gathers; 334-737-3626.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Lee County's Veterans Service Officer, Ryan Marshall, with an assistant, Dawn Marshall, helps veterans and families with VA disability and compensation claims, health care, widows' and funeral benefits and discharge papers by appointment at the Courthouse Annex, 898 East Richmond, Suite 104B, Giddings (979-540-2733); the county budgets $79,965 for the two part-time posts in FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lee County Veterans Services, part of Senior Services at the Enrichment Center, 1615 S. Third Street, Sanford (919-776-0501, option 1), with Veterans Services Officers Sirica Bennett, Ellsworth Cupid and Melanie Smith, files VA claims by appointment and handles veteran plates, disabled veteran hunting and fishing licences, the property tax exclusion paperwork and DD-214 requests on a walk-in basis, weekdays 9 to 2.
Lee County veterans, dependents and survivors. Free help; out-of-county veterans are asked to use their own county office. No rating is needed to ask.
Lenawee County runs a Department of Veterans Affairs under 1953 PA 192, overseen by a four-member Executive Committee of veterans appointed by the Board of Commissioners, which files Federal, State and county claims free from 1040 S. Winter Street in Adrian; its office took 439 veteran interviews and 73 service-connected claims in the first half of 2026, and chose deputy Timothy Ruple as its director on June 12, 2026 while Tammy Sheldon still served; she retired on July 9 after 43 years and 9 months and Ruple signed in by the July 10 minutes.
Any Lenawee County veteran, dependent or survivor. The department is free to the people it serves and takes walk-ins; no rating or discharge category is set on the door for claims help.
Lenoir County's budgets carry a Veterans Affairs line of $48,000; the claims route for Lenoir veterans is the North Carolina DMVA's Kinston Veterans Service Center, 100 North Queen Street, Suite 209, Kinston (919-664-1030), Region 4's center, in the county seat.
Lenoir County veterans and families. The State center helps Lenoir County veterans free of charge; no rating is needed to ask.
Leon County's part-time Veterans Services Officer, Kimberly Cervantes, helps veterans with benefits and claims at Annex I, 113 West Main, Centerville (903-536-3666, cell 430-216-8813), Monday to Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and by appointment; the county funds the office through its Veteran Service Fund at $18,871 for FY2027, $16,000 of it part-time salary.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lexington County's Veterans Affairs Office, directed by Edward 'Ed' Lundeen, provides education and assistance on VA programmes and benefits from 605 West Main Street, Lexington, weekdays 8 to 5, at (803) 785-8400; appointments are strongly encouraged, and it records DD-214s.
Lexington County veterans and dependents. The office assists veterans and their dependents. No rating is required.
Liberty County Veterans Services, by appointment at the Liberty annex, 2103 Cos Street (936-336-4558 ext. 4), and the Cleveland court annex, 304 Campbell Street (281-593-8402), helps county veterans and dependants with VA compensation, pension, burial, health care, home loan and GI Bill claims and Texas benefits, and orders and records discharges; director J. Aaron DeLaughter, appointed March 2026.
Liberty County veterans and dependants. Any county resident who served and their dependants; no rating is needed to ask.
Limestone County's Veterans Service Officer, Donald L. (Bubba) McDonald, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at 205 S. McKinney Street, Mexia (254-562-6288, cell 254-625-1025); the county budgets the office at $26,228 for FY2027, a $21,476 salary and little else.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lincoln County's veterans service officer, Chris McGee, at 101 S. Drew St., Star City ((870) 370-2785 or (870) 628-5595), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Thursday mornings; the county has no website.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Lincoln County Veterans Services, 302 North Academy Street, Lincolnton (704-736-8506), files VA claims for veterans and their dependants, for medical, education, compensation, pension and grave marker benefits, free, by appointment 8 to 5 weekdays; it runs a military museum in the office and, with Senior Services, rides for veterans to medical appointments.
Lincoln County veterans and families. Free claims help; no rating is needed to ask. The Section 5310 rides are for veterans, people 65 and over and people with disabilities without other transport.
Lincoln County Veteran Services, 1231 SE Bay Boulevard, Suite A, Newport (541-265-0570, [email protected]), Monday to Friday 9 to 5 with a noon hour, files VA disability, pension, survivor, burial, education and vocational rehabilitation claims, helps raise ratings, find records and enroll in VA health care; it filed 1,116 claims in 2023.
Lincoln County veterans and their dependents. No rating is needed to ask.
Lipscomb County has no veterans page, names no veterans service officer and keeps no veterans line in the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget it approved on September 21, 2026; TexVet's county list sends Lipscomb's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's Amarillo office ((806) 468-1885), and the County Judge's office in Lipscomb (806-862-4131) is the county's general contact.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Little River County's veterans service officer, Gerren Griffin, at 351 N. 3rd St. in Ashdown ((870) 898-7261), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims, records, jobs and housing free, Monday to Wednesday; the 2025 budget gave the office $25,231.02.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Live Oak County's Veterans Service Officer, Matt Murphy, helps veterans and their families with VA and State claims from Room 108 of the Live Oak County Courthouse, 301 Houston St, George West (361-449-2733 ext. 1072, cell 361-449-6159, [email protected]); the county budgets $49,333.80 for the office in 2027, mostly for a part-time employee.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Livingston County's Veteran Services Agency, 7 Murray Hill Drive, Mount Morris (585-243-7960, fax 585-243-7961), provides entitlement information and accredited claims representation to veterans, dependents and survivors; Director David Terry, with Deputy Director Darren J. Hamilton.
Livingston County military personnel, veterans and their dependants. No rating is needed to ask the agency for help.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs keeps the Livingston Parish veterans service office at 20140 Iowa Street, Livingston, helping veterans and families claim benefits; 225-686-3295, closed Wednesdays.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Llano County's Veterans Service Officer, Paul Whitmore (an Air Force veteran), sees veterans, dependents and survivors by appointment Monday to Thursday, 9 to 3, at 100 West Sandstone, 2nd floor, Llano (325-248-9564); the county funds the part-time office at $58,495 for FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Logan County's veterans service officer, Eric Vandusen, in the Paris courthouse, 25 W. Walnut, Room 14 ((479) 963-1303, [email protected]), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free, with Mary Garmen assisting; the county also lists a Booneville line, 479-675-5650.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs service officers serve Logan County from the ODVA's Northeast Team - regional manager Brian Gibson (918-348-4901) with service officers including Bobbie Jones (405-982-2493) - helping Logan County veterans file claims free.
Logan County veterans and their families. Free ODVA claims help; no rating is needed to ask.
The Logan County Veteran's Service Office - Shelley Kneece Director/Sr. CVSO, CVSOs Jesse Daniels and Evan McClure, Memorial Hall, 121 S. Opera St., Bellefontaine (937-599-4221, fax 937-592-1998), weekdays 8:30 to 4:30 with an 11-to-noon lunch closure and financial-aid appointments Monday to Wednesday 8:30 to 3:30 - prepares VA claims, gives ORC 5901 financial assistance with a 90-day residency rule, and runs a free van to the Dayton and Columbus VA medical centers and their clinics; the five-member commission (Russell Strayer president, Jim Culp vice president, Timothy Shaw secretary, Richard Woodruff and Ray Stamm) meets the third Tuesday at 1 p.m.
Veterans, their spouses and dependents. The office assists veterans and dependents with VA claims and ORC 5901 assistance; the discharge must be honorable or general under honorable and the residency 90 days for county aid, but no rating is needed to apply.
Lonoke County's veterans service office runs two days a week - Wednesdays in Cabot under Allen Miller and Tuesdays in Lonoke - because the county has no live website, the entry rests on the Department of Veterans Affairs' listings, and its current finder gives only the Wednesday hours.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Loudon County's Veterans Service Office, Roane State Building, 100 West Broadway, Suite 141, Lenoir City (865-816-3987), helps veterans and their families apply for VA and other benefits, free; Skip Thompson is director and service officer and Kelly Littleton-Brewster the county service officer, and the county advertised another full-time service officer's post in July 2026.
Loudon County veterans and families. Free claims help; no rating is needed to ask.
Lowndes County's Veteran Service Officer, William J. "Jeff" Morrison, 17 Airline Road, Columbus (662-327-2005 or 662-329-5777), helps veterans and their families with VA claims and State benefits, free.
Lowndes County veterans and families. Free claims help; no rating is needed to ask.
Lubbock County's veterans county service office assists veterans, their families and survivors with federal VA benefits, by its budget books - one clerical position under Director Nick Sisk. The county's website publishes no page for it; ask at the courthouse or reach the Texas Veterans Commission's field office in the VA outpatient clinic, 806-472-3490.
Veterans, their families and survivors. For Lubbock County veterans, their families and survivors, per the county's budget description. No rating is needed.
Lynn County has no veterans page, names no veterans service officer and keeps no veterans department in the 2026-2027 budget it adopted on September 28, 2026; TexVet's county list sends Lynn's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's Lubbock office ((806) 472-3490), and the County Judge's office in Tahoka (806-561-4222) is the county's general contact.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Macon County Veteran's Services - Director Leigh Tabor (828-349-2151) with Assistant Service Officer Christie Black, 104 East Main Street, Franklin, Monday to Friday 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 - “provides an unsurpassed personalized service to veterans and their dependents in obtaining VA benefits. All services are provided without charge by VA Accredited Representatives.”
Macon County veteran or qualifying family member. The office files county veterans’ VA and State claims; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Madera County's Veterans Service Office, a division of the Department of Social Services created by Ordinance No. 711 of June 3, 2025 and County Code sections 2.30.030 to 2.30.060, presents and pursues VA and CalVet claims free of charge - County Veteran Service Officer Joshua Christopherson with two federally accredited representatives, at 1620 Sunrise Avenue, Building 2, Madera (559-675-7766 or 311), by appointment Monday to Thursday and walk-in Fridays 8 to 5.
Veterans and their families. Any veteran, spouse, dependent child, parent who lost a son or daughter in service, and survivor can use the office free; no rating is needed.
Madison County's Veteran's Service Office, with officer Jim Dickinson at 1937 Business Hwy 412, Huntsville ((479) 738-6537), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Thursdays 8:00 a.m. to noon; the 2026 budget gives it $22,179.20.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Madison County's Veterans Service Officer, Ann Johnson, Chancery Administrative Building, 146 West Center Street, Canton (601-855-5518), helps veterans and families with VA claims free; Mississippi Veterans Affairs lists the office at 125 West North Street with 601-855-5689, so call either number first.
Any veteran or dependent. The office assists veterans and their families with VA claims. No rating is required.
Madison County's Veterans Service Agency, 1065 Northside Plaza, Oneida (315-366-2395), has accredited service officers who help veterans and dependants with VA compensation, pension, health care, education, burial and survivor claims, State benefits such as the blind annuity and the 40%-disabled hunting licence and park pass, local property tax exemptions, records and medals; free, by appointment.
Veterans, dependants and survivors. Free claims help; no rating is needed to ask.
The Madison County Veteran Service Center - Director/CVSO Jennifer Moore and Assistant CVSO/Benefits Counselor Pete Robinson, 1 North Main Street, Room 011, London (740-852-0676, fax 740-852-5597), weekdays 8:00 to 4:00, appointments preferred - 'provid[es] advice and assistance to veterans, active duty members of the Armed Forces of the United States, and their dependents in obtaining benefits and entitlements from federal, state, and local agencies': claims prepared and filed with VA, financial assistance, daily door-to-door transportation to and from VA medical appointments, indigent burials and grave flag holders, with a Job and Family Services veterans employment representative beside them; the commission meets the first Monday of the month at 3:15 p.m.
Any Madison County veteran, active-duty member or dependent. The center advises and assists veterans, active duty members and their dependents with federal, state and local benefits; no rating is needed.
Madison County's Veterans Affairs Office, 739 Main Street, Anderson, helps veterans and surviving spouses apply for US and Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs benefits and points them to other services; appointments Monday to Thursday 8 to 4, 765-641-9651.
Veterans and survivors. Any veteran or surviving spouse in Madison County can use the office. No rating is needed.
Madison County's Veterans Service Officer, Gordon Plumlee, with an assistant officer, Paul Baker, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at 103 West Trinity, Suite 121, Madisonville (936-348-2244), Monday 8 a.m. to noon and Tuesday to Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; the county budgets $69,340.82 for the office in FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Madison County's Veteran's Services office, Suite 311, 311 North Parkway, Jackson, 731-265-6162, gives county veterans and their family members information on all federal and State benefits earned and accredited representation filing applications with VA, at no charge.
Madison County veterans and their family members. No charge to the veteran or their family member; no rating is needed to ask.
Marion County's Veterans Services office in the Emergency Command Center, 491 Hwy 62 W., Yellville (870-449-5401), files VA claims, appeals and survivor benefits free on Thursdays and Fridays by appointment; Steven Rodriguez is the officer, and the 2026 budget gives the office $31,915.89.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Marion County's Veteran Service Officer, Scott Stebbins, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at the Courthouse, 102 W Austin, Room 103, Jefferson (903-601-2266), on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; the county budgets $21,240 for the part-time post in 2027, and the page points veterans to GoBus rides, including free GoVET trips to the Shreveport VA hospital.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Marion County Veterans Service, Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 220 East Fairground Street, Suite 101, Marion, helps with VA claims and survivors' claims, gives temporary help with mortgage or rent, utilities and food to honourably discharged veterans and families who have lived in the county three months, drives veterans to the Columbus VA clinic, and pays toward an indigent veteran's burial; (740) 387-0100.
Veterans and family resident three months. Claims help is open to any veteran or family member; emergency help needs three months of county residence and an honourable discharge from service other than training. No rating is needed.
Marquette County's Department of Veterans Affairs at 215 West Hematite Drive, Ishpeming (906-485-1996) - Director and VSO Diana Dost, VSO Faith Ackland, clerical assistant Sherri Stewart - helps veterans file disability claims and appeals, burial and survivor benefits, health care enrollment and transportation, free; the county counts about 4,800 veterans and the office serves about 1,500. As of June 22, 2026, appointments are required: no walk-ins; call the office to schedule.
Marquette County veterans and their families. Free claims help; no rating or discharge condition is published.
The Marshall County Veteran Affairs office - Executive Director Kevin Huseboe, a Vietnam Era Veteran who has led the office since 2021, and County Veteran Service Officer Shari Coughenour, Annex Building, 101 E. Main St., Marshalltown, IA 50158, 641-754-6335, fax 641-754-4177, [email protected], Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Wednesday/Friday 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. - assists veterans and their legal dependents with disability compensation and pension, widow/survivor, education/vocational and medical benefits, runs the veteran ride programme and the monthly Coffee & Camaraderie, and built the Marshall County Veteran Memorial.
Marshall County veterans and their legal dependents. The office assists veterans and their legal dependents with state and federal benefits; no rating is needed to call.
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the Marshall County veterans service office in the courthouse at 424 Blount Avenue, Guntersville, with service officer Jeremiah Fulenchek; 256-571-7761.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Martin County's Commissioners Court appointed Jacob Reid as "the new Veteran's Officer for Martin County" on April 28, 2026 (3-0); the county's site has no veterans page and gives no office, number or hours for him, the 2027 budget adopted September 8, 2026 carries no veterans line, and TexVet still names Merv Miller at (432) 756-3711, a number the county gives for its Justice of the Peace office. The County Judge's office in Stanton (432-607-3535) is the county's general contact.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Mason County's Veterans' Services page names BC Hardin, Jr. as the Mason County Veterans Service Officer (325-650-9867, [email protected]) and posts the Texas Veterans Commission's letter on the disabled veteran property tax exemptions; the county's 2027 budget shows no veterans line, and TexVet names Christopher Dyer for Mason.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Matagorda County's Veterans Service Officer, David D. Libby, with assistant Bill Grantz, helps veterans and their dependents with VA compensation, pension, records and burial claims from 1801 7th Street, Bay City (979-789-5125, weekdays 8 to 5); the county budgets the office at $119,919 for 2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Maury County's Veterans Services office, run by Director Mark Lewis (931-375-1510) with Veteran Service Officer Lisa Von Hagen (931-375-1514) at 308 W 7th Street, Columbia, weekdays 8 to 4 (931-375-1510 or 931-375-1511), assists Maury County veterans and widows of veterans in dealing with VA - filing compensation and pension claims, medical reimbursement and VA medical centre applications.
Permanent and total, as VA determines it. Maury County. The rating route in 67-5-704(b)(3) asks for service-connected permanent and total disability as determined by VA, which a veteran paid at the total rate through unemployability that VA has found permanent also holds. It is recorded rather than enforced because the paraplegia, blindness and loss-of-limbs route and the prisoner of war route need no rating at all.
Maverick County's Veterans Service office, headed by Director Mike Chavez at 500 Quarry St, Eagle Pass (830-325-5164), helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims; the county funds it as its own General Fund department with one full-time employee, $66,828 for FY2027, including $2,500 for transportation services.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
McCulloch County's part-time Veteran Services Officer, Nancy Munetake, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims on Tuesdays at the Courthouse and Wednesday to Friday at the McCulloch County Library in Brady (325-597-0733 ext. 5); she reported $450,000 in benefits won since October 2025, and the county budgets $27,591.18 for the office in FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.